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This is a screenshot of Dunham Massey's website homepage. It shows a family walking along a pathway in the park, along with other information about the place.

Trip to Dunham Massey (From St. Nicholas Church)

April 10 @ 10:30 am - 4:30 pm

This trip to Dunham Massey in Altrincham includes coach transport, lunch and “Park & Garden” entrance fees.

Dunham Massey part of the National Trust and includes a 300-acre deer park, a historic house and buildings, and all-season gardens.

“Outdoors, accessible paths pass roaming fallow deer and ancient trees in the parkland, while the Winter and Rose Gardens reveal the sights and scents of the seasons. Across the moat, the Georgian house offers a backdrop to the formal gardens making a picturesque spot for picnickers.”

You can read accessibility info about Dunham Massey here or on this blog that they published.

The coach will pick up attendees 10:30am prompt at St. Nicholas Church, Kingsway, Manchester M19 1PL.

Anyone with a child under 3 booking an activity with coach travel needs to contact 4CT Limited on 0161 2301420 or email info@4ct.org.uk ASAP. Coach restrictions mean everyone must have a seat regardless of age.

Tickets are available free of charge for children eligible for HAF in Manchester or if they have Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) but they must be accompanied by an adult (adult tickets cost £6.13).

Please read the full Terms and Conditions below before booking.

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